W3C Speech Recognition Grammar markup language (VoiceXML Italian User Group) (24 Agosto 2001)
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Oggetto: W3C Speech Recognition Grammar markup language
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You are invited to review the Last Call Working Draft for the Speech
Recognition Grammar language found at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-speech-grammar-20010820/The call control language will be part of the W3C Speech Interface
Framework, which includes markup languages for dialog (VoiceXML), speech
synthesis, natural language, call control, and pronunciation
lexicon.
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September 24, 2001.
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review the Working
Group's charter, or to review other W3C Speech
Interface Framework
documents produced by the Voice Browser Working Group,
see
http://www.w3.org/Voice/ .
The Last Call
Working Draft for the Speech Recognition Grammar Format
contains many
substantial enhancements over the January 3rd, 2001 draft.
The changes were
driven in large part by implementation experience with
the earlier
draft. The following is a summary of the changes:
* General
-
Clarified equivalence of XML and ABNF forms of spec
- Clarifications to
locale handling (esp. for DTMF)
- DTMF handling now Normative
- "Semantic
Interpretation for Speech Recognition" required for
semantic
processing of results (spec expected soon)
- New informative Logical Parse
Structure appendix
- Tighter conformance definitions (esp. for multi-lingual
support
and new definition of User Agent conformance)
- New
informative appendix on grammar media types and filename suffix
- Permit
media type on URI references (rule ref, lexicon etc)
* Expansion and rule
definition changes:
- Permit enumerated counts (e.g. repeat expansion 3-6
times)
- Clarified handling of white-space in tokens
- New informative
definition of weights
* Grammar header
- New header declarations: lexicon,
tag-format, meta
- Renamed "import" declaration to "alias"
- Grammar mode:
"speech" mode renamed to "voice" to follow VoiceXML
- Simplified root rule
semantics
* Changes to XML Form of SRGF
- tag attribute to <tag>
element
- <count> element to repeat attribute on <item>
element
- Added Schema in Appendix
- Explicit DOCTYPE and namespace
definitions
* Changes to ABNF Form of SRGF
- Simpler delimiter for
tags
- Clarified status of keywords
- Added formal CFG definition of
ABNF
* Other
- DTD, XSLT updated
- Future Study chapter (was Chapter 6)
distilled into Future Study appendix
Editors:
Andrew Hunt, SpeechWorks
International
Scott McGlashan, PipeBeach AB
Regards,
Jim
Larson
Chairman, W3C Voice Browser Working Group
Saluti a tutti !
VoiceXML Italian User Group